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18/01/2020

Si estás pensando en viajar a Polonia, te cuento dónde ir y qué hacer. Cracovia, Varsovia, Poznan y Wroclaw

13/01/2020

52 Places to Go in 2020 by The New York Times

14. KRAKOW, POLAND
Largely spared from the destruction of World War II, Poland’s second largest city has an intact medieval town center that is one of the largest in Europe. It is known for its cathedrals, Jewish history, cafe culture and rich university life, as well as oddities such as...

13/11/2019

St. Michael Archangel's Church in Dębno. One of the stops of the Dunajec River rafting tour.

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Kiedy spływ jest nieczynny, warto odwiedzić okoliczne atrakcje. Jedną z nich jest zabytkowy kościół Św. Michała Archanioła w Dębnie. Pierwsza świątynia została zbudowana prawdopodobnie w XIII wieku. Obecna, zbudowana na tym samym miejscu, datowana jest na koniec XV wieku, a w 2003 roku wpisana na listę światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO. Wieża jest dobudowana początkiem XVII wieku. Od czasu jego budowy wystrój zachował się niemal w niezmienionym stanie. Na szczególną uwagę zasługują dekoracje malarskie, ołtarze i rzeźby.

Kościół św. Michala Archanioła w Dębnie, Nowy Targ

07/11/2019

Visita Cracovia: www.toursencracovia.com

Cracovia, elegida la mejor ciudad para visitar de Europa por tercer año consecutivo - LA NACION

04/04/2019

Niedzica Castle, one of the stops of the Dunajec rafting tour.

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Spływ przełomem Dunajca przy barwnych opowieściach i śpiewie Flisaków to główna atrakcja Pienin, ale zdecydowanie nie jedyna 🧐 Z całą pewnością warto zajrzeć także nad Jezioro Czorsztyńskie, żeby zobaczyć Zamek w Niedzicy i Zamek w Czorsztynie 😍

Dzisiaj prezentujemy te okolice z zachwycającej perspektywy, dzięki 360studio.org - Wirtualna Rzeczywistość. Jak wam się podoba❓😁
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01/04/2019

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01/04/2019

A tweet from the Auschwitz Museum re-awakened a debate on how visitors should honor the sites in the age of social media and highlighted when they’ve crossed the line.

14/03/2019

13-14 March 1943 | A 2-day liquidation of the ghetto in Cracow. Hundreds of Jews were killed in the streets. Ca. 8 thousand of people who were able to work were transferred to the forced labour camp for Jews in Plaszow, the rest were deported to Auschwitz.

On 14 March 1943 a transport with 2,000 Jews deported from the liquidated ghetto in Cracow arrived at . After the selection 484 men and 24 women were registered in the camp. The remaining group, 1,492 people, were killed in the gas chamber of crematorium II.

12/03/2019

Las instalaciones Auschwitz están emplazadas en Polonia, a unos 43 kilómetros de Cracovia. Estaban compuestas por tres campos principales, de varios kilómetr...

22/11/2018

From the beaches of the Baltic Sea to the breathtaking peaks of the High Tatra mountains, Poland is home to more beautiful places than you may realize.

04/08/2018

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29/07/2018

On 29 July 1941, the camp commander Karl Fritzch probably selected 10 hostages from among the prisoners in Block 14 in retaliation for the escape of a prisoner Zygmunt Pilawski. He condemned them to death by starvation in the bunker of Block 11. During the selection, a Polish prisoner who was a Franciscan monk and missionary, Maksymilian Kolbe (no. 16670), stepped out of the link and asked the camp commander to take him instead of a desperate selected prisoner Franciszek Gajowniczek (np. 5659). After a brief dispute with Father Kolbe, Fritzch agreed to the substitution, especially when he found out that Kolbe is a Catholic priest. The 10 selected prisoners were led off to Block 11. In the Bunker Register the admission of them is noted without listing names, numbers, the day of admission or day of death.

Maksymilian Kolbe was killed with the poisonous injection on 14 August 1941. He was canonized by the Pope John Paul II in October 1982. Franciszek Gajowniczek survived the camp and died in 1995.

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See an online lesson about the Christian clergy at the German Auschwitz camp: http://lekcja.auschwitz.org/en_18_duchowienstwo/